Predictive factors of achievement pathological complete response at neoadjuvant chemotherapy of primary operable breast cancer

Pavlikova, Olga; Kolyadina, I. V.; Комов, Д В; Vishnevskaya, Ya. V.; Poddubnaya, I.V.

doi:10.26442/1815-1434_19.1.24-29

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“…But the accordance between total clinical and radiological response and established fact of pCR in the microscopic examination of removal breast tissue according to biological subtype are not enough studied. [14][15][16][17][18] In our retrospective analysis we found that the rate of tumor response after preoperative chemotherapy in Russian depended not only on the biological subtype, but also on the method of assessing the response (clinical examination, mammography, ultrasound or pathological evaluation).…”

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Features of clinical, radiological and morphological response to preoperative chemotherapy according to biological subtype of breast cancer

Vladimirovna¹,

Arkadievna²,

Yurikovich³

et al. 2018

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Features of clinical, radiological and morphological response to preoperative chemotherapy according to biological subtype of breast cancer

Vladimirovna¹,

Arkadievna²,

Yurikovich³

et al. 2018

IJRRT

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Brain’s excessive debris might be discernible with adaptive wavelet transform made of Faraday coils of electroencephalograph

Szu¹

2018

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Predictive factors of achievement pathological complete response at neoadjuvant chemotherapy of primary operable breast cancer

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Features of clinical, radiological and morphological response to preoperative chemotherapy according to biological subtype of breast cancer

Features of clinical, radiological and morphological response to preoperative chemotherapy according to biological subtype of breast cancer

Brain’s excessive debris might be discernible with adaptive wavelet transform made of Faraday coils of electroencephalograph

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